I just recently took down a listing on a multi-tenant dental office building in Sacramento that is 85% leased with one vacant unit left, fully renovated, and in a market with barriers to entry.

Dental) how near retirement is the owner.

It's kind of like taking a friend's dental xrays to a random dentist to have your teeth worked on.

I currently have 7 Locations and we own 4 of the properties where our dental offices reside.

All:I'm considering making an offer on a commercial building that is leased to a dental office and would love some advice on how to structure. 

I have a retired veteran in one, mechanic, insurance adjuster, dental hygienist in them.

I'm currently a full time dental hygienist and part time investor for the past 5 years.

The fall out so far is that I am losing one dental office though.

The targeted area includes mostly undeveloped or under-developed land around our local small airport as well as some more retail/commercial/office areas in a nearby more densely developed commercial district that is a mix of run-down industrial-ish buildings (building materials, feed store, Goodwill), banks/groceries/fast food, services (dental, tax, etc), small older strip malls, a few empty/torn down lots, and some new and nicer retail and low rise office buildings, including a brand new grocery being built on a recently relocated Ford dealership site, etc.

Can someone be successful, if they're Ugly, because of dental issues?